Gerald DeRosse from Queens was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a bank robbery while on parole and ordered to pay $205 in restitution and forfeiture.

Two men were sentenced to 10 years and 8 years for their roles in a cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme called IcomTech, after being convicted of conspiracy to commit wire fraud.

Alexander Mashinsky, founder of Celsius Network, pleaded guilty to fraud, misleading investors, and manipulating the value of Celsius's CEL token. He faces up to 30 years in prison.

NYPD seeks an Uber Eats driver who assaulted two sisters outside their Bronx jewelry store after refusing to bring in their delivery. Uber has banned the driver and is aiding the investigation. The victims now fear for their safety.

A fire on the Upper East Side of Manhattan resulted in one civilian death and injured six firefighters; the fire engulfed a six-story building, requiring a large FDNY response.

The trial of ex-Marine Daniel Penny for manslaughter in a subway death enters closing arguments in NYC, with defense and prosecution clashing on whether Penny acted in defense or used excessive force.

The DOJ has filed a complaint to seize over $3.4 million from a music studio sale, tied to Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska, as part of sanctions enforcement.

Devin Spraggins was sentenced to 39 years to life for the 2023 shooting of NYPD Officer Brett Boller in Queens.

An 11-year-old Bronx boy, Eugenio Montero, is missing since Thanksgiving night, prompting an NYPD search. The public is asked to provide any information on his whereabouts.

Police probe a drive-by shooting outside a Brooklyn restaurant that left a man in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the head. No arrests have been made, and the motive is unclear.

Rep. Ritchie Torres criticizes the Adams administration for inadequate disciplinary action against a staffer and the early release of a convict linked to a murder spree.

Dwight Downer, a Bronx football coach known for his dedication to youth, died in a car accident. His legacy is marked by his focus on personal and athletic development.

IDF soldier Omer Neutra from Long Island, previously held captive in Gaza, has been confirmed dead by ABC7NY. The AMNY project highlights the ongoing hostage crisis.